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200 10$aAir conditioning system design /$fRoger Legg, retired, previously senior lecturer at London South Bank University
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327   $a1. Properties of Humid Air -- 2. Air Conditioning Processes -- 3. Indoor Design Conditions -- 4. Outdoor Design Conditions -- 5. Room Heat Gains, Air Diffusion, and Flow Rates -- 6. All-Air Systems -- 7. Unitary Systems -- 8. Chilled Beams and Radiant Ceiling Systems -- 9. Refrigeration and Heat Pump Systems -- 10. Humidifiers and Cooling Towers -- 11. Exhaust Air Heat Recovery -- 12. Air Filters -- 13. Fluid Flow: General Principles -- 14. Ducted Air Systems -- 15. Fans -- 16. Balancing Fluid Flow Systems -- 17. Control Dampers and Valves -- 18. Energy Consumption -- 19. Commissioning, Operation, and Maintenance -- Appendix -- Index.
330   $aAir Conditioning System Design summarizes essential theory and then explains how the latest air conditioning technology operates. Load calculations, energy efficiency, and selection of technology are all explained in the context of air conditioning as a system, helping the reader fully consider the implications of design decisions. Whether users need to figure out how to apply their mechanical engineering degree to an air conditioning design task or simply want to find out more about air conditioning technology for a research project, this book provides a perfect guide.
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